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Places in town - Inglés 6º Primaria

6.º Primaria · Inglés · 11-12 años · 20 min
Read, look and write. Aprende a seguir y dar indicaciones para moverte por una ciudad.

Para dar indicaciones usamos go straight on (sigue recto), turn left / turn right (gira a la izquierda / a la derecha), walk past (pasa por delante de), it's on your left / on your right y on the corner of (en la esquina de). Ojo: cuando giras, también cambia lo que queda a tu izquierda y a tu derecha.

Para comparar lugares: The city is busier than my village. This is the tallest building in town.

1. Start at the star. Go straight on and turn right into King Street. What is the first building on your left?
cinemachurchtownhallhotelbakerycafébankschoolKing StreetMill RoadYou are here
2. Start at the star. Go straight on and turn left into King Street. What is the second building on your right?
cinemachurchtownhallhotelbakerycafébankschoolKing StreetMill RoadYou are here
3. Where did Jack live before?
A new home

Hi Lucía,

Guess what? Last month my family moved from a small village to Bristol, a big city in the south-west of England. Bristol is much noisier than my old village, but it is also more exciting. There are lots of museums, parks and shops.

Our flat is on the corner of Park Street and Queen's Road. It's opposite a huge library, so I go there after school to do my homework. There isn't a swimming pool near our flat, but there is one next to my new school.

Write soon!
Jack

4. Where is Jack's flat?
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A new home

Hi Lucía,

Guess what? Last month my family moved from a small village to Bristol, a big city in the south-west of England. Bristol is much noisier than my old village, but it is also more exciting. There are lots of museums, parks and shops.

Our flat is on the corner of Park Street and Queen's Road. It's opposite a huge library, so I go there after school to do my homework. There isn't a swimming pool near our flat, but there is one next to my new school.

Write soon!
Jack

5. Why does Jack do his homework at the library?
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A new home

Hi Lucía,

Guess what? Last month my family moved from a small village to Bristol, a big city in the south-west of England. Bristol is much noisier than my old village, but it is also more exciting. There are lots of museums, parks and shops.

Our flat is on the corner of Park Street and Queen's Road. It's opposite a huge library, so I go there after school to do my homework. There isn't a swimming pool near our flat, but there is one next to my new school.

Write soon!
Jack

6. What does Jack think of Bristol?
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A new home

Hi Lucía,

Guess what? Last month my family moved from a small village to Bristol, a big city in the south-west of England. Bristol is much noisier than my old village, but it is also more exciting. There are lots of museums, parks and shops.

Our flat is on the corner of Park Street and Queen's Road. It's opposite a huge library, so I go there after school to do my homework. There isn't a swimming pool near our flat, but there is one next to my new school.

Write soon!
Jack

7. Choose the correct word: «The cathedral is the ___ building in our city.»
8. Complete the directions with: straight, turn, corner, past
Go on until you get to the traffic lights.
left at the roundabout.
The bank is on the of Mill Road and King Street.
Walk the post office, and the museum is on your left.
9. Put the words in order to ask for directions politely
Words
to the station,
you
tell me
please?
Could
the way
1.º
2.º
3.º
4.º
5.º
6.º
10. Is it a shop or a public service?
Places
stationer's
newsagent's
fire station
butcher's
police station
town hall
Shop
Public service
11. Match each word with its definition
Words
roundabout
petrol station
traffic lights
car park
pedestrian crossing
A place where you leave your car.
A place where people cross the road safely.
A round junction where cars drive in a circle.
Red, amber and green lights that control the traffic.
A place where you buy fuel for your car.
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Qué se trabaja:

  • Seguir y dar indicaciones en inglés: go straight on, turn left, turn right, walk past, on the corner of
  • Orientarse en un plano teniendo en cuenta la izquierda y la derecha después de girar
  • Ampliar el vocabulario de la ciudad: town hall, roundabout, pedestrian crossing, newsagent's…
  • Leer un correo sobre una ciudad nueva y usar comparativos y superlativos

Cómo hacerla:

  • Mira bien el plano y sigue el camino con el dedo
  • Recuerda que al girar cambian la izquierda y la derecha
  • Comprueba cada ejercicio antes de seguir

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